Asakusa Tori-no-Ichi Map 2026

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Event Details

Date & time
Sat, November 7, 2026 & Thu, November 19 00:00〜24:00
Venue
Otori Shrine and Chokokuji Temple (Senzoku, Asakusa), Taito ward, Tokyo
Also known as
Tori-no-Ichi・Torinoichi・Rooster Fair・Otori-sama
Organizer
Otori Shrine (Asakusa)（Official site）

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FAQ

When is Tori-no-Ichi in 2026?

The first rooster day is November 7 (Sat) and the second is November 19 (Thu). There is no third rooster day in 2026. Each day runs 24 hours, from midnight to midnight.

When is the first drum?

At midnight at the start of each day. The drum opens the market and is followed by the Washimai dance. The eve-of ceremony starts at 11:15 PM the night before (attendance by reservation).

When can I see the Washimai dance?

Three times a day at Otori Shrine: just after midnight (after the first drum), around 6 PM and around 8 PM. Times may change with the crowds.

Are there road closures?

Usually Senwa-dori, Nakanocho-dori and the streets around the shrine and temple are closed to vehicles 10:00 AM–10:00 PM, and the Senzoku area east of them from 2:00 to 10:00 PM. Kokusai-dori is no-stopping 7:30 AM–10:00 PM, so taxis cannot drop off. The map on this page uses the Asakusa Police 2024 closure map and will be updated when the 2026 map is published.

Which station is closest?

Iriya (Tokyo Metro Hibiya Line, 7 minutes from Exit 3), Minowa (Hibiya Line, 9 minutes) and Asakusa on the Tsukuba Express (8 minutes). By Toei Bus (Nippori–Kinshicho), Ryusen stop is 2 minutes away. From Asakusa Station on the Ginza Line or Tobu Line it is about a 20-minute walk.

Can I come by car or bicycle?

There is no dedicated car or bicycle parking, and traffic backs up with the closures and crowds, so please use trains or buses. Bicycles left on the street keep the road closures from being lifted, so visitors are asked not to come by bike.

Do I have to buy a kumade?

No. You can simply visit the shrine and browse the kumade stalls and food stands. A kumade is a decorated bamboo rake, a lucky charm for good fortune and business success. They range from small to very large, and prices vary by stall. When you buy one, the sellers celebrate with a rhythmic hand-clap (tejime).

Asakusa Tori-no-Ichi 2026: Plan your visit

Sat, November 7, 2026

  1. 00:00〜00:30 First drum (opening)

    At midnight the first drum at Otori Shrine opens the market, which then runs a full 24 hours. The Washimai dance follows the drum. The eve-of ceremony starts at 11:15 PM the night before (attendance by reservation).

  2. 10:00〜 Visit routes

    The closest station is Iriya (Hibiya Line, 7 minutes from Exit 3). Both the shrine and the temple are entered from Kokusai-dori. From 10:00 AM the streets around the shrine and temple are closed to vehicles, and from 7:30 AM Kokusai-dori is no-stopping — taxis cannot drop off. There is no bicycle parking nearby, so please do not come by bike.

  3. 14:00〜 More restrictions

    From 2:00 PM the whole area east of the shrine and temple, out to Senzoku Health Center and Senzoku 3-chome (the red zone on the map), is also closed to vehicles until 10:00 PM.

  4. 17:00〜 Evening market

    It gets most crowded from the evening on. Food stalls line Kokusai-dori and the Senzoku streets (yellow on the map). The Washimai dance is performed around 6 PM and 8 PM.

  5. 21:30〜 Heading home

    The vehicle closures and the Kokusai-dori no-stopping rule last until about 10:00 PM; the market itself continues until midnight. Head home via Iriya or Minowa (Hibiya Line) or Asakusa (Tsukuba Express).

Thu, November 19, 2026

  1. 00:00〜00:30 First drum (opening)

    At midnight the first drum at Otori Shrine opens the market, which then runs a full 24 hours. The Washimai dance follows the drum. The eve-of ceremony starts at 11:15 PM the night before (attendance by reservation).

  2. 10:00〜 Visit routes

    The closest station is Iriya (Hibiya Line, 7 minutes from Exit 3). Both the shrine and the temple are entered from Kokusai-dori. From 10:00 AM the streets around the shrine and temple are closed to vehicles, and from 7:30 AM Kokusai-dori is no-stopping — taxis cannot drop off. There is no bicycle parking nearby, so please do not come by bike.

  3. 14:00〜 More restrictions

    From 2:00 PM the whole area east of the shrine and temple, out to Senzoku Health Center and Senzoku 3-chome (the red zone on the map), is also closed to vehicles until 10:00 PM.

  4. 17:00〜 Evening market

    It gets most crowded from the evening on. Food stalls line Kokusai-dori and the Senzoku streets (yellow on the map). The Washimai dance is performed around 6 PM and 8 PM.

  5. 21:30〜 Heading home

    The vehicle closures and the Kokusai-dori no-stopping rule last until about 10:00 PM; the market itself continues until midnight. Head home via Iriya or Minowa (Hibiya Line) or Asakusa (Tsukuba Express).

Asakusa Tori-no-Ichi: Highlights, Road Closures & Toilets

Areas and positions are approximate, based on the official venue and traffic maps. On the day, follow on-site signs and restrictions.

Highlights

  • Otori Shrine鷲神社 社殿

    The shrine where Tori-no-Ichi began. Opens with the first drum at midnight and runs 24 hours, with kumade rake stalls filling the grounds. The Washimai dance is performed three times: just after midnight, about 6 PM and about 8 PM. Enter through the torii on Kokusai-dori.

  • Chokokuji Temple (Tori-no-tera)長國寺（酉の寺）本堂

    Next to the shrine on the north side, the "Tori-no-tera" temple also has rows of kumade stalls and amulet counters. Enter through the main gate on Kokusai-dori, where a giant kumade stands.

Traffic restrictions

  • Vehicle-free zone (from 2 PM)車両通行禁止区域（14 時〜）

    From 2:00 to 10:00 PM the area east of the shrine and temple, bounded by Kokusai-dori, Senzoku Health Center and Senzoku 3-chome, is closed to vehicles. Based on the Asakusa Police 2024 closure map (2026 map not yet published).

    Restricted hours14:00〜22:00

  • Closed roads (from 10 AM)車両通行禁止道路（10 時〜）

    From 10:00 AM to 10:00 PM, Senwa-dori, Nakanocho-dori and the streets around the shrine and temple are closed to vehicles. There is no bicycle parking nearby; bikes left on the street keep the roads from reopening, so please do not come by bicycle. Based on the Asakusa Police 2024 closure map.

    Restricted hours10:00〜22:00

  • Kokusai-dori: no stopping (no taxi drop-off)国際通り 駐停車禁止（タクシー乗降不可）

    From 7:30 AM to 10:00 PM, Kokusai-dori between Ryusen and Senzoku 1-chome is no-stopping in both directions — taxis cannot drop off or pick up here.

    Restricted hours7:30〜22:00

Crowded roads

  • Streets lined with food stalls屋台が多く出る道路

    Streets that the Chokokuji "food stall map" says usually fill with stalls. Very crowded in the evening. Stall locations can change from year to year.

Entrance / Exit

  • Otori Shrine entrance (torii)鷲神社 入口（鳥居）

    Enter through the torii on Kokusai-dori and follow the approach to the shrine.

  • Chokokuji entrance (main gate)長國寺 入口（山門）

    Enter through the main gate on Kokusai-dori; the giant kumade stands beside it.

  • Chokokuji exit長國寺 出口

    Leads out past the north side of the main hall onto the street behind the shrine.

Toilets

  • Otori Shrine toilet鷲神社 トイレ

    South side of the grounds.

  • Public toilet (Senzoku)公衆トイレ（千束）

    Inside the vehicle-free zone

Food & drink

  • Kumade stalls (Otori Shrine grounds)熊手店が並ぶ境内（鷲神社）

    Otori Shrine grounds, packed with stalls selling decorated kumade rakes; the kakkome amulets and the Nade-okame mask are here too.

  • Kumade stalls (Chokokuji grounds)熊手店が並ぶ境内（長國寺）

    Chokokuji grounds: kumade stalls line both sides of the approach from the main gate and the area in front of the main hall. There is a toilet south-east of the main hall (official grounds map).

Station

  • Iriya Station (Exit 3)入谷駅（3番出口）

    Tokyo Metro Hibiya Line. The closest station: about 7 minutes east along Kinbikan-dori from Exit 3.

  • Minowa Station三ノ輪駅

    Tokyo Metro Hibiya Line. About 9 minutes south along Kokusai-dori.

  • Asakusa Station (Tsukuba Express)浅草駅（つくばエクスプレス）

    Tsukuba Express. About 8 minutes north along Kokusai-dori.

  • Minowabashi (Toden Arakawa Line)三ノ輪橋停留場

    Toden Arakawa Line. About 11 minutes on foot.

  • Ryusen bus stop (Toei Bus)竜泉バス停（都バス）

    Toei Bus (Nippori–Kinshicho). 2 minutes on foot.

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